Fort Dodge High School - Dodger Yearbook (Fort Dodge, IA)

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133- IH. Zglakelg Qgtintipal 19135-19151 Behiratinn To Principal W. H. Blakely, the Senior Class of 1912 respectfully dedicate the first volume of THE DODGER E112 1912 'Buhger H936 Edifofs Notcj Two copies of the 1912 Dodger are in the the files of the Dodger office. These are small brown paper-covered volumes of one hundred nineteen pages, seventy-seven devoted to school affairs, the remainder include advertisements of ninety-four local firms and merchants and three Iowa colleges. Interviewed by a Dodger editor, Mr. Granger Mitchell, business manager of the 1912 book, explained that the project was entirely a student affair. Mr. Blakely encouraged and aided the staff, but no page Iwi financial responsibility was assumed by the school. The manager recalls that the venture was a decided success. It was Mr. Blakely, indeed, who suggested the name DODGER which has continued to represent the best in high school life down through the years. John Butler was the editor of the first book. Fortunately for the staff of the 1936 Dodger, the plates of the first annual were preserved for twenty-five years in the attic of his home, and loaned to the editors of this book.

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